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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
3
Our fall and winter lines are now complete showing the most complete ready made clothing for men and boys. We buy direct from eastern manufacturers and offer only the best brands. We do not handle job lots or racket goods. All lines are clean and well made from cheapest to best.
Miss Marla Barr leaves for Gauthier Virginia after a visit to Mr and Mrs J B Parrott. A Bristol gathering hosts tea for Maracas, while Charlie Jonnane buys and plans to reopen the old business stand. A daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Parsons dies in Athens. Nona Pritchett and Gussie Bradford noted in society. Paris trip for Mr and Mrs Phillips. church services preached by J Davideev. The Bristol medical society meets next week. Wm E Cubans discusses local interests and carnival prize. Streetcar rails to be removed for depot shipment. a fire destroys a small East Tennessee Land Co house.
Bruner and Hurst announce a fall campaign with aggressive sales messaging. They claim a fresh stock from eastern markets bought for cash at unbeatable prices and promise the hottest campaign in town.
Bargain fabrics advertised with 1000 yards of Fancy Colored Calico at 8c per yard and 1500 yards of Choice Percales, others at 10c per yard. Also 1000 yards Bleached Domestic and 5000 yards Heavy Brown Domestic offered. Hamilton Dress Patterns and boys wear items priced low.
Notice warns consumers of water cutoffs for leaks and unauthorized connections. It also outlines late premiums for a carnival and reports a wedding and local band concert plans with details on dates venues and admission prices.
This department explains a fixed rule of selling the best possible shoes at the price. It emphasizes carrying all qualities to suit purses, ensuring customers get the best goods for their money regardless of quality level.
An advertisement markets babies shoes at 25 to 1.00 dollars in multiple colors and patent leather, plus four lines for children's school shoes with prices from 50 to 1.50 dollars. It highlights the Godman line in Dongola Kid and Cadet Calf materials with button and lace styles.
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